Corb Lund

Playing- Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier! & Cabin Fever in fullNight Two Saturday, June 6Night Two delivers a different pair of classic albums, performed front to back.Night Two features:Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier!Cabin Fever played back to back, in full.From high-energy crowd favourites to darker, dustier cuts, Night Two digs deep into two albums that showcase Corb at his most confident and uncompromising. No shortcuts, no edits just the records as they were written.Doors: 7:00 PMShow: 8:00 PMVIP Package AvailableCorb Lund Soundcheck / Q&A Package$142.50 | Limited to 100 per showVIP package includes: One general admission ticket Pre-show 3-song acoustic performance Intimate Q&A / conversation with Corb Lund Exclusive VIP merchandise item VIP poster Official meet & greet laminate🎟 Tickets on sale now VIP is very limited. Dont wait.Your photo ID is your ticket; have it ready at the door on the event night.For more info, visit The Park Theatre FAQ.Ticket Pickup: Collect your e-tickets at the ticket window at door time on show night. If youre buying multiple tickets, its best if your whole party is present. Remember to have your photo ID for entry.

- Main Box Office: (204) 989-PARK (7275)
- Administrative Office: (204) 989-2288

- Available for pre-purchased tickets
- Must be picked up 30 minutes before show time
- Valid photo ID required for pickup
- Unclaimed tickets released 15 minutes before performance

- Street parking available on Osborne Street
- Nearby public parking lots within 1-2 blocks
- Some metered parking zones
- After-hours street parking generally free

- Wheelchair accessible venue
- Designated spaces on main floor
- Companion seating available
- Advance notice recommended for specific accommodations

- No outside food or beverages
- No recording of performances
- Cell phones must be silenced
- Late seating at discretion of house management
- Age restrictions may apply depending on show

- Children under 12 require adult accompaniment
- Recommended age varies by performance type
- Some shows may have specific age restrictions
- Babes-in-arms policy varies by production